Rolf Julius – Lullaby for the Fishes [LP] Avant-Garde / Leftfield the use of both the

the use of both the virtual and analog voices during the Who’s Afraid of Modern Opera performances

This was an early transatlantic meeting between leading free improvisers

who elaborates a haunting Javanese Bedhaya across a spacious backdrop of massive gong hits

and even the background music itself

"Recorded in the industrial city of Nagoya

Rolf Julius – Lullaby for the Fishes [LP] Avant-Garde / Leftfield the use of both theROLF JULIUS (1939 2011) was the archetypal sound artist. He painted with sound, he colored with pitch, and his work demands the attention and open mindedness of those who embrace modern art. He collected found sounds, and mixed them with prerecorded single tone notes which were then, electronically modified and filtered through tiny loudspeakers, transformed into music. Depending on the surface texture where the loudspeaker has been placed wall, floor